Sentence examples for still relative from inspiring English sources

They're still relative bargains, though insurance can be costly.

Although Palm Beach shows signs of wear, "poor" is still relative.

Li and Schiavone might represent the making of a trend toward older players, but they are still relative anomalies.

If Mr. Reid is doing better than he once was, it is still relative; he is a politician in deep trouble.

In America and Europe, however, market forces have been turning the big retailers into giants for much longer, so their Japanese rivals are still relative tiddlers and only a handful have nationwide brands.

An invitation to attend a benefit cocktail reception tonight honoring Edith Wharton suggested that it might be useful to examine once again whether serious female novelists were still relative strangers in the American literary canon, greeted generally with a customary frost when greatness is discussed.

A year on and more experience on the pitch and on the bench City are still relative newcomers to the Champions League, especially in comparison to four-times winners Barcelona, but they will arrive at the Camp Nou with another year under their belt.

'Much better' is still relative — with the accuracy level for lip reading remaining low.